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Deals in brief: Populix and viAct raise funding, Vertex Growth invests in Dolphin Semiconductor, plus major China deals, and more | KrASIA

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Deals in brief: Populix and viAct raise funding, Vertex Growth invests in Dolphin Semiconductor, plus major China deals, and more

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With AI Everything and hundreds of exhibitors in tow, the event aims to anchor itself as a new hub for regional innovation and global dialogue.

GITEX Asia heads to Singapore, setting the stage for Southeast Asia’s next tech act | KrASIA

GITEX Asia heads to Singapore, setting the stage for Southeast Asia’s next tech act

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Krafton’s new game lets players shape cities and personalities with generative AI—just don’t expect a smooth ride, yet.

InZoi is what happens when The Sims meets AI, and the results are gloriously unstable | KrASIA

InZoi is what happens when The Sims meets AI, and the results are gloriously unstable

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What Xiaomi revealed in its CDR filings: A slow shift to internet services | KrASIA

What Xiaomi revealed in its CDR filings: A slow shift to internet services

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China introduces CDR trial rules to win back Alibaba and Baidu from US bourses

Starting from Thursday, companies listed overseas with a valuation of over RMB 200 billion could start to apply for CDRs.

China introduces CDR trial rules to win back Alibaba and Baidu from US bourses | KrASIA

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Rumor: Xiaomi to issue CDR and become the first dual-listing Chinese unicorn soon

LEI Jun, Xiaomi founder and CEO, previously voiced support for the CDR policy.

Xiaomi to issue CDR and become the first dual-listing Chinese unicorn soon | KrASIA

Xiaomi to issue CDR and become the first dual-listing Chinese unicorn soon

Xiaomi sets up a store in Paris, making its smartphones available in the hands of a wider swath of European users.

KrASIA Weekly Roundup: Xiaomi moves towards IPO amidst valuation doubts | KrASIA

KrASIA Weekly Roundup: Xiaomi moves towards IPO amidst valuation doubts

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Chinese smartphone maker, Xiaomi will go on a roadshow to convince institutional investors of its business value.

China’s Xiaomi on track for July listing on the Hong Kong bourse, potentially the biggest global stock offer of 2018 | KrASIA

China’s Xiaomi on track for July listing on the Hong Kong bourse, potentially the biggest global stock offer of 2018

Xiaomi establishes greater presence in Western Europe, after its success in Spain.

Xiaomi sets up store in Paris in EU expansion push | KrASIA

Xiaomi sets up store in Paris in EU expansion push

Successful partnership with CK Hutchinson aids Xiaomi's acceleration in Europe.

China’s Xiaomi bravely explores international growth, backed by successes in India &amp; Indonesia | KrASIA

China’s Xiaomi bravely explores international growth, backed by successes in India &amp; Indonesia

Xiaomi's phenomenal performance in Indonesia's smartphone sector.

China’s Xiaomi surges forward, becoming second only to Samsung in the Indonesian smartphone market | KrASIA

China’s Xiaomi surges forward, becoming second only to Samsung in the Indonesian smartphone market

Xiaomi was reportedly mulling whether to buy the action camera maker GoPro.